Railist wrote:


Then I found this:
https://custserv.tfl.gov.uk/icss_csi...ewTabtext=Tube

Taking photographs on the Tube
If you are just passing through, you shouldn't have a problem taking
personal snaps, souvenir shots etc. although you must NOT use flash or
lights on any of our platforms. However, if you want to spend more
than 10-15 minutes at any one station videoing or taking photos, or if
they are for professional use, you MUST have a permit.


TfL seems to have taken that page down since you posted the link to
it, although it is still available in Google's cache for now:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.co...ache:-vfRGwN0-
MEJ:https://custserv.tfl.gov.uk/icss_csi...Information.do
%3Bjsessionid%3D
%28J2EE704339600%29ID0483828352DB00743095560877256 388End%3Bsaplb_*%3D
%28J2EE704339600%29704339652%3FentityNum
%3D00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000003 939%26kbname%3DSDB
%26newTabtext%3DTube+site:custserv.tfl.gov.uk+%22T aking+photographs+on
+the+Tube%22&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk&source=www.g oogle.co.uk
or
http://tinyurl.com/Tube-Photo-Rule-Cache

The fact that TfL is secretly trying to hide or remove its more
helpful rules like this is proof that it, like all public transport
organisations, is full of evil, sadistic *******s who like nothing
more than any flimsy excuse to make their unlucky customers suffer as
much as possible.